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Plant Leaves Plant Roots Plant Shoots Plant Stems Plant Cells Chromosomes, Plant Plant Structures Seeds Flowers Plant Epidermis Pollen Plant Stomata Germ Cells, Plant Seedling Megakaryocytes Meristem Mycorrhizae Plastids Chloroplasts

Organisms34

Caulerpa Plants, Genetically Modified Plants, Medicinal Arabidopsis Plants, Toxic Angiosperms Plants, Edible Tobacco Asteraceae Plants Gossypium Elymus Triticum Ferns Saccharum Poaceae Lycopersicon esculentum Zea mays Tragopogon Dioscorea Fabaceae Solanum tuberosum Brassica Solanaceae Heuchera Lepidium Mycorrhizae Euphorbiaceae Hordeum Brassica napus Potentilla Portulacaceae Achillea Crops, Agricultural

Diseases4

Polyploidy Tetraploidy Plant Poisoning Triploidy

Chemicals and Drugs13

Plant Proteins DNA, Plant Plant Extracts Arabidopsis Proteins Plant Growth Regulators Oxylipins Plant Preparations Cyclopentanes Salicylic Acid Indoleacetic Acids Soil DNA, Chloroplast RNA, Plant

Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment7

Medicine, Traditional Hybridization, Genetic Phytotherapy Crosses, Genetic Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism Analysis Sequence Alignment Sequence Analysis, DNA

Psychiatry and Psychology1

Phenomena and Processes35

Polyploidy Genes, Plant Genome, Plant Plant Development Diploidy Chromosomes, Plant Ploidies Tetraploidy Phylogeny Gene Expression Regulation, Plant Evolution, Molecular Hybridization, Genetic Plant Immunity Plant Physiological Phenomena Amino Acid Sequence Biological Evolution Base Sequence Mutation Biomass Species Specificity Phenotype Ecosystem Photosynthesis Plant Transpiration Symbiosis Plant Physiological Processes Apomixis Genetic Variation Triploidy Light Germination Plant Diseases Soil Droughts Reproduction

Disciplines and Occupations3

Ethnobotany Botany Ethnopharmacology

Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena2

Medicine, Traditional Ethnopharmacology

Technology, Industry, Agriculture9

Seeds Triticum Lycopersicon esculentum Zea mays Fabaceae Solanum tuberosum Brassica Hordeum Crops, Agricultural

Information Science4

Phylogeny Amino Acid Sequence Base Sequence Molecular Sequence Data

Health Care3

Biomass Ecosystem Soil

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Caulerpa Polyploidy Plants, Genetically Modified Plant Leaves Plant Proteins Genes, Plant Plant Roots DNA, Plant Genome, Plant Plant Extracts Plant Shoots Plants, Medicinal Plant Development Arabidopsis Plants, Toxic Plant Stems Plant Cells Angiosperms Diploidy Chromosomes, Plant Arabidopsis Proteins Plant Structures Plants, Edible Ploidies Tetraploidy Tobacco Plant Growth Regulators Phylogeny Asteraceae Plants Seeds Gossypium Flowers Plant Epidermis Elymus Gene Expression Regulation, Plant Triticum Medicine, Traditional Ethnobotany Ferns Evolution, Molecular Pollen Hybridization, Genetic Saccharum Poaceae Plant Stomata Plant Immunity Phytotherapy Plant Physiological Phenomena Germ Cells, Plant Seedling Amino Acid Sequence Biological Evolution Plant Poisoning Lycopersicon esculentum Oxylipins Base Sequence Mutation Plant Preparations Herbivory Zea mays Biomass Species Specificity Phenotype Tragopogon Cyclopentanes Ecosystem Photosynthesis Plant Transpiration Symbiosis Dioscorea Fabaceae Solanum tuberosum Plant Physiological Processes Brassica Solanaceae Megakaryocytes Meristem Heuchera Lepidium Mycorrhizae Euphorbiaceae Apomixis Salicylic Acid Genetic Variation Plastids Chloroplasts Hordeum Triploidy Brassica napus Crosses, Genetic Potentilla Light Germination Indoleacetic Acids Molecular Sequence Data Plant Diseases Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism Analysis Soil Botany

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